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  • The Road to Exchange 2010: Active Directory and Exchange Part 3

    In part 1 we’ve discussed the Exchange Mode, Domain Controllers and Schema Master compatibility. In part 2 we’ve discussed the Global Catalog and the Domain and Forest Functional level up to Windows 2008. So, that leaves us with Windows Server 2008 R2. During the time it took to write this series of blogs a lot more information was made ...
    Posted to Dave Stork's IMHO (Weblog) by dmstork on October 28, 2009

  • The Road to Exchange 2010: Active Directory and Exchange Part 2

    In part 1 of this series, I discussed the requirements of Exchange Mode, Domain Controllers and the Schema Master in combination of various versions of Exchange. In this post I will discuss the placement of Global Catalogs (GC), the Domain Functional Level (DFL) and Forest Functional level (FFL) required. In part 3 I will discuss the ...
    Posted to Dave Stork's IMHO (Weblog) by dmstork on September 28, 2009

  • The Road to Exchange 2010: Active Directory and Exchange Part 1

    *** edit: updated 28/9/2009 with corrections of some errors/typo’s and added compatibility matrices In my post The Road to Exchange 2010: Migration paths I’ve discussed about the different possible migration transition paths to Exchange Server 2010. Primarily which Exchange version can be installed on which version of Windows Server and which ...
    Posted to Dave Stork's IMHO (Weblog) by dmstork on August 26, 2009

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